IF YOU THINK:

It’s a matter having a good imagination.

THE REALITY IS:

The ability to imagine vividly is unrelated to hypnotizability.

Relaxation is an important feature of hypnosis.

It’s not. Hypnosis has even been induced during vigorous exercise.

It’s a matter of willful faking.

Psychological responses indicate that hypnotized subjects are not lying.

It’s dangerous.

Standard hypnotic procedures are not any more distressing then lectures.

It has something to do with a sleep-like state.

It does not. Hypnotized subject are fully awake.

Responding to hypnosis is like responding to a placebo.

Placebo responsiveness and hypnotizability are not correlated.

People with certain types of personalities are more likely to be hypnotized.

There are no substantial correlations with personality measures.

People who are hypnotized lose control of themselves.

Subjects are perfectly capable of saying “No” or of terminating hypnosis.

Hypnosis can enable people to relive the past.

Age–regressed adults behave like adults playacting as children.

A person’s responsiveness to hypnosis depends on the technique used and who administers it.

Neither is important under laboratory conditions. It is the subject’s capacity that’s important.

When hypnotized – people can’t remember more accurately.

Hypnosis may actually muddle the distinction between memory and fantasy and may artificially inflate confidence.

Hypnotized people can be lead to do acts that will conflict with their values.

Hypnotized subjects fully adhere to their usual moral standards, ethics and beliefs.

Hypnotized people do not remember what happened during the session.

Post–hypnotic amnesia does not spontaneously return.

Hypnosis can enable people to perform with otherwise impossible feats, strengths, endurance, learning and sensory acuity.

Performance following hypnotic suggestions or increased muscle strengths, learning and sensory acuity does not exceed what can be accomplished by motivated subjects out of hypnosis.

Nellya Burdan Certified Hypnotherapist
Member Of American Hypnosis Association
Reiki, NLP, Therapeutic Imagery, Handwriting Analysis

Hypnotherapy session cost is $150 an hour. For a limited time the rate is $125 only.
First session 2 hours. Telephone consultation is free.

Tel: 310-663-8906
E-mail: mail@nellyaburdan.com
nellyaburdan@hypnoticworld.com

Telephone and Skype sessions are $90 per hour, or $120 for 90 minutes.

Session Duration

1 Hour $90.00 1,5 Hour $120.00

Disclaimer: Nothing on this website is intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition of whatever nature, and shall not be construed as medical advice, implied or otherwise. Information on this site is intended to be for educational edification and use only.

Some issues require medical or psychological referral. The purpose of a program of hypnotherapy is for vocational and avocational self-improvement (Business and Professions Code 2908) and as alternative or complementary treatment to healing arts services licensed by the state. A hypnotherapist is not a licensed physician or psychologist and hypnotherapy services are not licensed by the State of California. Services are non-diagnostic and do not include the practice of medicine, neither should they be considered as a substitute for licensed medical or psychological services or procedures.

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